We know the Microbiome is important to our clients, which include
SeqBiome provides excellent technical and scientific services from sample processing to the analysis of sequencing data. The whole team is very professional, reliable and supportive and we enjoy the fast (and always friendly) communication. We are pleased to have SeqBiome as a partner for high quality microbiome analysis and are looking forward to continue our excellent collaboration.
Very friendly, reliable and supportive team to interact with. I’m 100% satisfied with their service
The SeqBiome team were wonderful in setting up and transferring a customised bioinformatic pipeline to my team that has saved us months of project time
It was a pleasure to work with the SeqBiome team, and their flexibility and broad technical knowledge was a huge benefit for us in designing a workplan which was tailored to our exact needs. We are confident that we have a reliable, high-quality report suitable for review by regulatory authorities and partners
We engaged Seqbiome because they could provide tailor made solutions for microbiome sequence analysis that could advance our knowledge on potential bacterial strain application. Seqbiome delivered on their promise to offer us a high quality interactive service with clear interpretable data reporting for immediate business application. We look forward to a continuous partnership with Seqbiome
The demand for high-quality microbiome analysis from our clients has increased dramatically in recent years. We are excited to have formed a strategic partnership with SeqBiome who complement our services in a significant way. The SeqBiome team are recognised across the globe as some of the most experienced scientists in their field. We are very much looking forward to working and scaling with them in this fast growing market.
Together with colleagues at Atlantia Clinical Trials and DSM Nutritional Products we have investigated how polyphenol-rich extracts modulate the gut microbiota conferring cardiovascular benefits to humans. The 4 week supplementation with the water-soluble tomato extract Fruitflow® led to decreased trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) levels in fasting blood and urine, along with significant changes in microbiome composition. The results (published in the Journal of Nutrition) support earlier findings that polyphenol-rich extracts can lower plasma TMAO in overweight and obese adults related to gut microbiota modulation.
Read moreOver the past decade advances in technology and understanding have progressed the microbiome arena into a multi-billion-euro industry. SeqBiome which has unparalleled experience and expertise in the space is a major beneficiary of this expansion and is now working with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical, biotech and food companies across Europe and the USA. In anticipation of further growth, the Company is strengthening its board of directors.
Serving as a Non-Executive Board Director, Frank will bring 30-years of experience building shareholder-value in early-stage companies.
“The ability to quickly and expertly analyse a diverse range of microbiomes is a really timely proposition. A wide variety of life-sciences companies, from pharma to food, are interested in developing new microbiome-related products and services. SeqBiome is at the leading edge of this trend, and I am excited to join their board and help drive growth and an outcome for all shareholders”, said Frank Walsh, newly nominated to join The SeqBiome Board of Directors.
“I am absolutely delighted that we crossed paths and now have Frank on our side to help take Seqbiome to new heights. Frank has been on the start-up journey across so many companies we are delighted to be able to tap into his network and knowledge”, said Marcus Claesson, co-founder and CEO of SeqBiome.
A new publication, led by SeqBiome’s Marcus O’Brien, entitled ‘The Athlete Gut Microbiome and its Relevance to Health and Performance: A Review’ was published today in the highly regarded peer review journal Sports Medicine. The review notes that multiple studies have shown a potential bidirectional relationship between exercise and the gut microbiome, with some studies demonstrating the possibility of influencing this relationship. Importantly, this could provide a useful route to influence athletic performance via microbiome manipulation, a valuable prospect for many elite athletes and their teams.
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